Referring to the picture in the first question, what is the direction of the force on the particle (1), (2), (3)?

A. Towards the right of the screen.

B. Away from you into the screen.

C. Towards the left of the screen.

D. Towards the bottom of the screen.

E. Towards the top of the screen.

F. Towards you out of the screen.

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